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THE TV SHOW'S PRESIDENTIAL TICKET |
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PERFECT RESPONSES FOR JEOPARDY! |
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WHAT A HIGH-CLASS MISTAKE! |
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"Madame Veto": This queen during whose reign France's upper classes resisted reform |
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Style of eyeglasses seen here |
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Stuart Hughes / Selina Meyer; we saw a lot more of one than the other |
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Abbott & Costello first performed this baseball-themed routine on the radio in 1938 |
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Tres bummer! You arrived at this French city on the gulf of Napoule the day after its film fest ended! |
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The perception of texture & weight of a wine in the mouth; in a wine with rich & lingering flavor, it's "full" |
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"Cobwallis": This British general who got "shelled" by Washington |
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This word for exceptional skill starts with a part of a boat |
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Underwood / Underwood, a family values ticket |
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The song "Over The Rainbow" ends with this 3-word question |
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You spent $140,000 on a Model S from this electric car maker just before its least expensive model hit the market under $70K |
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Called "brown bag vino", this brand of wine contains 17.5% alcohol & shares its name with a model of Ford |
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"'The Patron Saint of American Orchards": This frontiersman better known by another nickname |
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Barbara Hutton, seen here, was invariably described as this, in reference to her family wealth |
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Mellie Grant / Jake Ballard; what could go wrong? |
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In a Longfellow poem, Priscilla Mullins asks this question of John Alden |
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That horse you bought for millions after it won this N.Y. leg of the Triple Crown to get a $75,000 stud fee? Sterile |
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Musical term for the clear glass used for rose or champagne |
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"Ironsides": This soldier & lord protector of England |
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It's the title question of P.D. Eastman's classic kids' book featuring a just-hatched baby bird |
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Calling the 2005 paper "Information Loss in Black Holes" by this Cambridge prof. "derivative"? Bad form |
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It's not just Oman's capital, it's also a variety of grape with a pronounced sweet aroma & flavor |
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"Father of the Continental Congress"; also, "Father of the Stove" |
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"Follow your" this, said Joseph Campbell, "and the universe will open doors where there were only walls" |
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Jeb Bush / Sue Sylvester 2020 |
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This question from "The Merchant of Venice" mentions a bridge on the grand canal |
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Hee hee! Discussing Latin legal terms, you got de facto ("in fact") mixed up with this, "according to law" |
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This white wine grape appropriately named for a Roman god is found in many German wines |
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